Hunting lights

Gun lights, scope kits and headlamps for coyotes and hogs, with each maker's own figures for every color it sells. Makers mean different things by "distance": some quote the ANSI FL1 throw, others "target illumination", "eyes at" or IR range through night vision. Each page shows the maker's claim in its own words, and where a maker publishes candela, the FL1 throw worked out from it (labeled calculated). 11 of 28 lights have a published candela.

Put lights side by side · Lumens vs candela · ANSI FL1 throw · Red, green, amber or white

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Every figure is the maker's own, from its product page or chart, with lengths and weights converted between inches and millimeters where needed. The distance filter uses each maker's longest claim for a visible color, whatever the maker means by distance, leaving out eye-shine claims; it is not a like-for-like ranking. The calculated sort uses the ANSI FL1 formula (2 × √candela meters) and only covers lights with a published candela. IR range depends on the night vision unit, so IR is left out of both.